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Lauren S\u00e1nchez has found herself in the public eye, thanks to her high-profile engagement to Amazon founder and billionaire Jeff Bezos<\/a> \u2014 and now one national news outlet is looking for a specialized reporter to cover her every move.<\/p>\n The Daily Beast<\/i> announced that it is looking to hire a full-time senior reporter to cover S\u00e1nchez and her daily dealings \u2014 from business to social to space.<\/a><\/p>\n “The Beast plans to cover tech moguls and their ecosystem, as part of the site’s return to its roots as a ‘smart tabloid,'” per Axios<\/a>.<\/p>\n This follows trends of other publications, such as USAToday<\/i> and the Tennessean, <\/i>which have hired specialized Taylor Swift<\/a> and Beyonce<\/a> reporters in an attempt to make sure full coverage of the subject is reported. <\/b><\/p>\n Related: Lauren Sanchez Gives Vogue Details on Jeff Bezos Engagement<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n Not much is known about the specifics of the role, though Joanna Coles, the outlet’s new chief content officer, wrote on Instagram that she was accepting applications through editorial@thedailybeast.com<\/a>, and told the New York Post <\/i>that benefits and salary would be comparable to other senior positions listed at the company, which range between $100,000 and $200,000.<\/p>\n “I’ve never seen anybody land on the radar of Americans as fast and as brilliantly as Lauren S\u00e1nchez,” said Coles<\/a>, who is the former chief content officer of Hearst Magazines. “I’m just very excited to find out all about her. There is no detail too small that I am not fascinated by.”<\/p>\n\n S\u00e1nchez<\/a> is a licensed pilot and former TV anchor who <\/b>is currently serving as the Vice Chair of the Bezos Earth Fund<\/a>, which <\/b>just announced it is donating $100 million<\/a> to AI efforts that fight climate change.<\/p>\n